Training Principles By Morihei Ueshiba
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Aikido decides life and death in a single
strike, so students must carefully follow the instructor's teaching and not compete
to see who is the strongest.
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Aikido is the way that teaches how one
can deal with several enemies. Students must train themselves to be alert not
just to the front but to all sides and the back.
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Training should always be conducted in a
pleasant and joyful atmosphere.
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The instructor teaches only one small
aspect of the art. Its versatile applications must be discovered by each
student through incessant practice and training.
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In daily practice first begin by moving
your body and then progress to more intensive practice. Never force anything
unnaturally or unreasonably. If this rule is followed, then even elderly people
will not hurt themselves and they can train in a pleasant and joyful
atmosphere.
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The purpose of Aikido is to train mind
and body and to produce sincere, earnest people. Since all the techniques are
to be transmitted person-to-person, do not randomly reveal them to others, for
this might lead to their being used by hoodlums.
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